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The Packet Radio “2 N 1” Handbook by Buck Rogers K4ABT

Section 1; Packet Radio “The Basics” A Packet Primer for the new Packeteer __ Page 0

The greeting may appear similar to the following:

WD4ELJ> Hello BUCK, K4ABT Welcome to WD4ELJ BBS [BBS type/number]

WD4ELJ> A,B,C,D,G,H,I,J,K,L,M,N,P,R,S,U,V,W,X,?,*

The following is a list meanings for the abbreviated command letters shown above.

B - Bye C - Conference D - Download G - File search H - Help

I - Information J - Calls heard K - Kill message L - List Messages M - Message of

N - Enter name/qth P - Path to call R - Read message S - Send Message U - Current users

V - VERSION/INFO about BBS W - What files X - Expert

?x- Info about command x * - Comment line

The Abort command can be used to abort the output from many of the BBS commands, like D

ownload, List and Read for

example.

The Bye command disconnects you from the BBS. Use it when you are done!

The Conference command should not be used on the BBS if it is on a LAN frequency with high usage. The conference

mode of a BBS can present a grid-lock situation if the BBS is being accessed by other users at the same time the conference

is in use.

The Download command is used to read a file stored on the system. The format of the command is "D filename" where

[filename] is the name of the file to down load.

To see what files are available for downloading, use the W command. To download a file in a subdirectory, use D

FILENAME.

I by itself gives hardware configuration of the system.

ID gives a list of the ports and digipeaters/gateways available.

The J command lists stations recently heard on the various ports and stations that recently connected. Use the P command

for path to stations that have connected recently.

The K command is used to kill (delete) old messages from the system. You can kill only those messages that are to or from

your station. The format of the command is K, space, and then the number of the message to delete. You can also use the

command KM to delete all messages TO you that have been read.

Use the command KT[msg#] to kill NTS traffic you are going to deliver.

The List command lists selected message headers. The following formats are available:

• L - List messages since you last used the B command

• LB - List bulletins (all of them, use with care!)

• LM - List messages to or from you (List Mine)

• LN - List messages with type of N (List New)

LL # - List the last # messages Example: LL 10 L< callsign - List messages from callsign

Example: L< K4ABT [This would list all messages FROM K4ABT] L> callsign - List messages to callsign

Example: L> K4ABT [This would list all messages TO K4ABT]

Section 1; Packet Radio “The Basics” Section 2; Revised, 2009 X1J4 System Node Operator’s Handbook

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